The Next Generation in Cryogenics and Superconductivity. This feature introduces outstanding young professionals (under 40 years of age) who are doing interesting things in cryogenics and superconductivity and who show promise of making a difference in their fields. Debuted in the Summer 2006 issue, the feature has presented many young persons whom we are proud to see have indeed lived up to that promise.

During a year filled with uncertainty, many were worried about the effects of the pandemic on CSA’s biennial Space Cryogenics Workshop (SCW). After much consideration and effort, we are pleased to report the successful execution of our first – and hopefully only – virtual SCW. Hosted virtually on the Remo® online platform on November 15 and 16, the event was two days of presentations, networking and reconnecting with colleagues and friends. Each of the two days was broken up into two groups of presentations, beginning and ending with networking opportunities in Remo’s virtual conference room. Co-chairs Amir Jahromi and Mark Kimball moderated all four sessions while CSA’s Megan Galeher and Tate Paglia – executive director and editor, respectively – worked as administrators for the sessions. Sponsors included Lake Shore Cryotronics, XMA, Lihan, Eta Space and Ability Engineering Technology, all CSA Corporate Sustaining Members.